'We have no ill intentions towards our neighbors. And I would also advise them not to escalate the situation, not to introduce any restrictions' - Putin

Safety systems at Ukraine's nuclear power plant 'not affected' by projectile impact - UN nuclear agency

According to Ukrainian authorities, a fire broke out at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Energodar, Ukraine 'following shelling' on Friday. It was successfully put out.

'Overnight a projectile hit a building within the plant site. This building is not part of reactors. This cause a localised fire which was extinguished. All the safety systems of the six reactors at the plant were not affected', - said Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General.

Ukraine's nuclear watchdog has informed that no change in radiation levels has been detected.

The Russian forces took control of the town of Energodar on Feb 28.

Buenos Aires 'doesn't consider unilateral sanctions a mechanism to generate peace'- FM Cafiero​'Argentina condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine in a United Nations forum, in that place. Argentina is calling for peace and a cessation of the conflict, which means that Argentina does not consider unilateral sanctions to be a mechanism to generate peace and harmony once again', said Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero

Dozens evacuated after fire breaks out on ferry near Greek Island of Corfu

Kindergarten damaged by reported shelling in eastern Ukraine

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) observers were present at the site of a kindergarten in Stanytsia Luganska, Lugansk region, on Thursday.

According to information released by Ukraine’s Joint Forces Operation (JFO) on February 17, the kindergarten building was shelled by the forces of the Lugansk People’s Republic and resulted in three injuries among staff.

The authorities of the republic denied the claim, saying the building was shelled from the territory under Kiev control to display for the foreign media present in the region.

Kiev denied accusations of ceasefire violations.

Valieva distraught as she misses out on a medal at Winter OlympicsRussian skater Kamila Valieva was left in tears after she failed to secure a medal at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

Valieva went through a series of slips and falls, which saw her teammates Anna Shcherbakova and Alexandra Trusova win gold and silver, respectively, while Japan's Kaori Sakamoto won a bronze medal.

Leading up to the event, Valieva was embroiled in a doping controversy after testing positive for a banned heart drug. She was subsequently cleared to compete, but the relevant authorities announced there would not be a medal-awarding ceremony should she end up winning.

Protesters rally in Melbourne against COVID measures

Protesters rallied against the government's COVID-19 vaccine mandates in Melbourne on Saturday.

On Friday, Australia suffered its deadliest day of the pandemic with some 100 deaths.

Yellow Vests gather in Paris to protest against COVID measures and economic policies

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Protesters rally in Vienna against COVID restrictions and mandatory vaccination

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